Golf Courses

The Sawmill Golf Club ☆ Follow

MI

The Sawmill Golf Club is a premier 18-hole course located in Saginaw Township, Michigan, designed by nationally acclaimed architect John Sanford, Jr. Since its opening in 1997, the course has established itself as a significant venue for golfers of varying skill levels. The course stretches 6,735 yards from the championship tees with a slope rating of 136, presenting a substantial challenge for serious golfers while remaining accessible to players of all abilities. Its distinctive character is defined by natural wetlands, pine groves, bunkered fairways, and greenside sand traps that create a challenging yet engaging layout. Set within a residential community of exquisite homes, The Sawmill offers a unique golf experience characterized by well-maintained course conditions. The facility includes a full-service driving range and practice area to complement the championship layout. Beyond golf, the club features a pub and grill with a full bar, local beers, and craft cocktails, and serves as a popular venue for corporate and group outings.

The Scandinavian Golf Club ☆ Follow

Region Hovedstaden

The Scandinavian Golf Club is located 25 minutes from Copenhagen and features two championship courses, both ranked in the top 50 of continental Europe. The facility comprises 36 holes across the Old Course and New Course, designed by Bruce Charlton, President and Chief Design Officer of Robert Trent Jones II Golf Architects. Both courses were constructed between 2006 and 2010. The courses are set in pristine natural landscape that appears untouched for centuries, offering a peaceful and serene golfing experience. The setting provides tranquility while delivering an adventurous challenge for golfers of all skill levels. Beyond the courses themselves, The Scandinavian offers comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse, gourmet restaurant, café, practice areas, and guest accommodations. The club provides instruction, custom club fitting services, and hosts corporate golf events. The combination of high-quality course design, scenic natural surroundings, and comprehensive amenities makes The Scandinavian a notable destination course in Scandinavia.

The Sea Pines Resort ☆ Follow

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The Sea Pines Resort on Hilton Head Island features three championship golf courses set against a stunning Lowcountry landscape. Harbour Town Golf Links, designed by Pete Dye with input from Jack Nicklaus, emphasizes finesse and shot-making over power and serves as home to the PGA TOUR's RBC Heritage tournament. Heron Point by Pete Dye presents risk-reward challenges with characteristic mounding and swales framing target areas. Atlantic Dunes by Davis Love III, a NGCOA National Course of the Year Award winner, offers pronounced Lowcountry character accented by coquina shells and seaside grass, designed by a five-time RBC Heritage champion. All three courses are supported by premier clubhouses, including the 4,000-square-foot Harbour Town Clubhouse and the elegant 23,000-square-foot Plantation Golf Club, both featuring full-service locker rooms, restaurants, and pro shops. The resort provides comprehensive amenities including caddie services, club fitting, and a golf learning center.

The Seagate Country Club ☆ Follow

FL

The Seawane Club ☆ Follow

NY

The Seawane Club is located in Hewlett Harbor, New York and borders an inlet of Hewlett Bay on the South Shore. The 18-hole course features 6,725 yards of golf for a par of 72. The links-style golf course was designed by renowned architect Devereux Emmet and restored by Jeff Stein. Emmet originally carved out the course in true links style, with 200 bunkers but seldom a tree in sight, much of it on land reclaimed from the marshes. The recent restoration by Jeff Stein created a golfing experience that conveys the feeling of being close to the sea by incorporating views of sand and fescue from tee to green, with native sandy landscape merging seamlessly into formal greenside bunkers. The course features narrow fairways and relatively small greens, making it difficult. Water comes into play on several holes as the course routes throughout the channel on the front nine. Notable holes include the drivable par 4 fourth hole negotiating a tee shot over the canal, the par 3 eighth surrounded by a moat bunker, and the challenging closing hole, an uphill par 4. In 2004, the club was awarded the New York Sports Writers Association Golf Club of the year.

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The Serapong ☆ Follow

The Serapong is a Par-72 championship course stretching 6,765 metres from the championship tees at Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore. Ranked within Golf Digest's Top 100 World's Greatest Golf Courses, it has hosted the Singapore Open since 2005. The course features 18 holes with distinctive characteristics reflecting its island location. Set against the Singapore skyline and overlooking one of the world's busiest ports, The Serapong presents significant strategic challenges. Water hazards, including tidal lagoons and sea channels, feature prominently throughout the layout. Hole 5, the signature hole, offers panoramic views of the Singapore skyline and port. Other notable holes include Hole 6 with its distinctive "Dragon's tooth" rock formation, Hole 14 flanked by harbour waters, and Hole 15, an intimidating par four with the sea channel running the entire left side. The course demands accurate shot-making with well-placed bunkers throughout and elevated landing areas that increase difficulty. The layout presents opportunities for both professionals and amateur players, though it maintains championship-level difficulty. The design incorporates natural landscape features, jungle areas, and coastal elements that enhance both playability and aesthetic appeal. The closing hole, a dogleg left par five with a lake dominating the left side, provides a dramatic finishing hole suitable for tournament play.

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MI

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Manitoba

The Shattuck Golf Club ☆ Follow

NH

The Shattuck Golf Course is a public golf course located in Jaffrey, New Hampshire, at the foothills of Mount Monadnock. Designed by architect Brian Silva, the course is carved from granite foothills and features striking natural scenery with views of Mount Monadnock. The layout consists of 18 holes framed by forests of oak, birch, and pine, creating distinct, isolated playing areas that prevent the course from feeling crowded. The course integrates natural wetlands throughout, which serve as both hazards and wildlife habitat for mink, fox, deer, moose, beaver, otter, and great blue heron. All tees, fairways, and greens feature lush bent grass. The Shattuck offers a challenging round at reasonable rates and has been ranked as the 4th best public golf course in New England by Boston Magazine. The course provides amenities including a driving range, golf simulator, pro shop, and on-site dining at the Dublin Road Taproom & Eatery, accommodating both individual play and group outings.

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The Shire London ☆ Follow

Hertfordshire

The Shire London is the only golf course designed by Seve Ballesteros in the United Kingdom. Located in Barnet, Hertfordshire, the course features an 18-hole Masters Course with a balanced design of six par threes, six par fours, and six par fives, with no two consecutive holes sharing the same par on either nine. The course blends three distinct architectural styles: links holes, stadium-style Tour golf holes, and traditional British parkland holes. The layout is characterized by numerous water hazards that present significant challenges throughout the round. The signature 18th hole features an S-shaped lake that serves as the ultimate test, representing one of the country's most demanding closing holes. The Masters Course is complemented by a 9-hole Academy Course. The facility also includes a driving range, putting and short game area, bar and restaurant, gym, and shop. The course is designed to be inclusive and welcoming, with no clubhouse dress code. The Shire London is also home to The Golf Trust charity and serves as a leading corporate golf venue in London.

The Shore Club ☆ Follow

NJ

The Shore Club is an 18-hole private golf course located in Cape May Court House, New Jersey, on the bays of Stone Harbor. Originally founded in 1916 as the Wildwood Golf and Country Club with a nine-hole layout, the current 18-hole course was designed and built in 1922 by Wayne E. Stiles in conjunction with John Van Kleek. The course features five teeing areas per hole, ranging from 6,714 yards from the back tees to 3,765 yards from the yellow beginner/junior tees. The layout is characterized by lush fairways and small push-up greens in immaculate condition. The rolling terrain and well-manicured grounds present a challenging test for golfers of all skill levels. Beyond golf, The Shore Club operates as a private membership club offering state-of-the-art practice facilities, scenic bay views, a welcoming clubhouse, pickleball courts, and private dining options featuring seasonal local ingredients. The club maintains an elegant social atmosphere suitable for entertaining and hosts various events throughout the year.

The Sidewinder Golf Course ☆ Follow

MI

The Sioux Lookout Golf and Curling Club ☆ Follow

Ontario

The Skenandoa Golf & Pool Club ☆ Follow

NY

The Skenandoa Club is a semi-private 18-hole championship golf course located in Clinton, NY. The course features watered fairways and an exceptional layout designed to challenge golfers of varying skill levels. Set in the scenic landscape of Oneida County, the club offers a family-friendly atmosphere with additional amenities including tennis courts and a swimming pool. The facility includes a PGA golf professional on staff providing expert instruction, a junior golf program, and fine dining at the club restaurant. The course is designed to accommodate golfers from beginners to experienced players, with watered fairways being a notable feature that enhances playability and course conditions. The club operates as a membership-based facility with over 20 reciprocal clubs available to members, making it an accessible option for golfers seeking championship-level play in the region.

The South Buckinghamshire Golf Course ☆ Follow

Buckinghamshire

The South Buckinghamshire Golf Course is a mature public parkland course set across 130 acres of attractive mature woodland near Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire. The course is open to all golfers and offers a friendly atmosphere both on and off the course. The layout features a variety of holes designed to suit golfers of all handicap levels, providing an interesting and well-maintained challenge. The woodland setting creates an attractive natural environment with good views throughout the course. The course is known for its quality greens and good condition maintenance. Notable facilities include a comfortable clubhouse with an extensive menu offering good value food service throughout the day. The venue also provides buggy hire options for visitors requiring them. Beyond golf, The South Buckinghamshire functions as a venue for social gatherings and corporate events, with dedicated function spaces including the Cedar Room and Oak Room available for hire. The Birches bar complements the golfing experience with refreshments and meals. The course emphasizes value for money alongside accessible, quality golf, making it a popular destination for both casual visitors and those seeking a relaxing day out in a natural woodland setting.

The South Staffordshire Golf Club ☆ Follow

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South Staffordshire Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by the legendary Harry Vardon, matured over more than a century. Located in Tettenhall, Wolverhampton, the course measures 6,594 yards from the back tees with a par of 71, offering multiple tee options to suit different abilities. The course features a balanced layout across 18 holes, with par-4s dominating the scorecard alongside strategic par-3s and par-5s. From the black tees, it presents a challenging test, while forward tees accommodate various skill levels. Notable design elements reflect Vardon's classical approach to golf architecture, combining playability with precision requirements. The club has hosted significant tournaments, including the England Golf Senior Women's Amateur Championship in 2017. It maintains Safe Golf accreditation and serves as home to the Peter Baker Golf Academy, associated with the accomplished professional golfer. The course is well-maintained with dedicated greens management and modern facilities, including a golf simulator studio and comprehensive practice areas to complement the main course experience.

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The Springhaven Club ☆ Follow

PA

The Springhaven Club is one of the earliest golf clubs in the United States, founded in October 1896 by a group of Philadelphia-area women. Located in Wallingford, Pennsylvania, the club moved to its current 60-acre property in 1903 and opened formally on July 9, 1904. The original course design is attributed to founding member Ida Dixon, believed to be America's first female golf architect. The course has evolved through several notable renovations. Horace Rawlins, winner of the first U.S. Open in 1895, served as the club's first golf professional and made design modifications based on his extensive experience. In 1910, English professional Herbert H. Barker added 50 distinctive rectangular bunkers. World-renowned architect William Flynn contributed significant changes in the 1920s, including modernizing the bunkering strategy. Andy Campbell, a Scottish professional who played in multiple U.S. Opens, served as head professional for 25 years beginning in 1908 and oversaw further course evolution. Despite these renovations, the course has remained remarkably faithful to its original design philosophy. The club hosts several prestigious tournaments, including the Springhaven Cup Invitational (first officially contested in 1923), the Horace Rawlins Invitational (established 1974), and the Ida Dixon Cup for women golfers (continuous since 1917).

The Springs at Borrego ☆ Follow

CA

The Springs at Borrego is a 9-hole championship golf course designed by David Pfaff, located within Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in Borrego Springs, California. The course features a unique and picturesque desert terrain characterized by dramatic landscaping elements including an island green, lakes, waterfalls, and frequent sand traps. The setting showcases native desert vegetation against high mountain backdrops, creating a visually striking environment. The course demands precise and keen golfing skills due to its challenging layout and natural hazards. Situated in an area known for 300 days of sunshine annually and California's only internationally-recognized Dark Sky designation, The Springs at Borrego offers golfers a distinctive desert experience. The well-maintained course is integrated within a larger resort facility that includes RV sites, mineral baths, and various recreational amenities, making it part of a comprehensive destination rather than a standalone golf facility.

The Springs Club ☆ Follow

Western Australia